Impacts of exchange rate non-linearity on Brazilian foreign trade

Lourenço, Lucas dos Santos; Vasconcelos, Claudio Roberto Fóffano

doi:10.1007/s10368-019-00445-2

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“…Iossifoy and Fei (2019) found that biases are small for the case of exchange rate and large for the case of demand elasticity. Lourenco and Vasconcelos (2019) showed that exchange rate appreciation does not decrease exports in Brazil.…”

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Has the exchange depreciation contributed to exports? The Japanese case

Kurihara

2020

ABR

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Many people believe that depreciation of exchange rate promotes exports and leads to economic growth. Export-oriented countries sometimes become very nervous about currency appreciation. This study examines whether or not the Japanese yen’s depreciation has increased volume of exports after Abenomics, which flowed a large amount of capital into the domestic markets to boost the economy. The Japanese yen has depreciated according to quantitative easing, however, whether or not the volume of exports has increased is not certain. Empirical results of this study show that there is not a strong relationship between currency depreciation of the yen and Japanese exports. Also, elasticity, the total percentage changes in trade divided by the total percentage changes in exchange rates, is calculated for main international trade partners for Japan. The results are different for each country. The shock on the exchange rate appears and continues after some time passes.

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Has the exchange depreciation contributed to exports? The Japanese case

Kurihara

2020

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“…Foreign trade is an indispensable and essential part of the national economy, which can not only directly promote economic growth but also indirectly impact the economy through consumption, government expenditure, investment, and other ways [1]. To address the regional foreign trade problem, much work has already been conducted by scholars around the world, including in France [2], Brazil [3], the Czech Republic [4], and other regions [5][6][7].…”

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Analysis of the Evolution of Foreign Trade Patterns and Influencing Factors in Henan Province from 2002 to 2021

Wang,

Liu,

Zhang

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Foreign trade is an important part of the national economy. Promoting the development of foreign trade can regulate the optimal allocation of resources, raise the level of domestic productivity, and accelerate economic development. As a traditional inland agricultural province, Henan Province has inherent disadvantages in developing foreign trade due to its geographical location. However, it has characteristic advantages in terms of population and transportation, so it is necessary to study the pattern of foreign trade and the factors affecting it in this region. In this research study, statistical data were assessed with methods such as the foreign trade dependence, geographical detector, and gravity models to analyze the trade scale, pattern, spatio-temporal variation characteristics, and foreign trade mechanisms in Henan Province. The results show that the trade pattern of Henan Province from 2002 to 2021 has evident spatial and temporal heterogeneity, with a relatively homogeneous overall commodity structure, weak competitive advantages, and a high degree of dependence on US trade. Innovation and transportation are essential internal factors, while the external factors are positively affected by the GDP of both Henan Province and the trading countries, FTAs, trade openness, and the population in the long run and are negatively impacted by distance. This study provides suggestions and decision support for formulating foreign trade policies for Henan Province. It also provides a research basis for related corresponding studies of other regions with similar characteristics.

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Export concentration in developing countries: do real exchange rate misalignments matter?

Jung,

Vázquez

2023

Int Econ Econ Policy

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Impacts of exchange rate non-linearity on Brazilian foreign trade

Cited by 5 publications

References 30 publications

Has the exchange depreciation contributed to exports? The Japanese case

Has the exchange depreciation contributed to exports? The Japanese case

Analysis of the Evolution of Foreign Trade Patterns and Influencing Factors in Henan Province from 2002 to 2021

Export concentration in developing countries: do real exchange rate misalignments matter?

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